Donald Trump dubs China's trade policies 'inept'

New Delhi, April 9 United States President Donald Trump once more attacked the Chinese trade policies while rebuking the last to procure higher expenses on the import of vehicles and calling it as "Inept Trade".

Trump took to his Twitter account on Sunday to highlight the awkwardness of exchange amongst China and the United States while focusing on the taxes on automobile imports.

"When a car is sent to the United States from China, there is a Tariff to be paid of 2 1/2%. At the point when an auto is sent to China from the United States, there is a Tariff to be paid of 25%. Does that sound like free or reasonable exchange? No, it sounds like STUPID TRADE - continuing for a considerable length of time!" President Trump tweeted.

This comes in accordance with the on-going exchange wars between the USA and China. The United States had before forced 25% aluminum and steel taxes inciting the last to issue dangers to force levies on 106 US items adding up to USD 50 million.

On April 7 Trump had warned China to end out of line trade and just charge the unfair while asserting that out of line exchange is making a yearly loss of $500 billion the US.

Earlier on March 23 Trump had forced huge exchange duties adding up to USD 60 billion on China, with an end goal to prevent the last from taking "licensed innovation" from American companies.

None of the taxes has become effective.